I used Nature’s CHild organic bottom balm. It was a good everyday cream. But sometimes if my children got a bad rash, it needed the stronger stuff like sudo cream or bepanthen.

You probably just have to be more vigilant with cleanliness. Pregnancy does weird things to your body. I got a cavity for the first time whilst pregnant which i was not happy about. But I would also consult your dentist.

see your dentist and just take extra good care of your teeth.

I had the same problem – the dentist said even when your gums/teeth are sore make sure you still give them a good clean (on the diagonal), floss daily, and to use tooth mousse after brushing and before you go to bed. made a big difference for me.

Have you been to the dentist lately? They sell a topical cream/paste that you can apply to your teeth and gums that could help. Also suggest using a mouthwash several times a day. I had all sorts of problems during my pregnancy because of chronic ‘morning sickness’ throughout and both of those helped me.

I used a children’s toothbrush as I found them much softer

See your dentist early into the pregnancy.

I also had the same problem, I visited my dentist to get some professional advice & he recommended a sensitive toothpaste, calcium supps, a soft toothbrush and a few other things…. unfortunately I finished the pregnancy with 4 cavities…. don’t take too long before finding out the best things for you to do. …..in saying this I only know one other person that ended up with problems afterwards as most everyone else’s problems cleared up.

Same thing happened to me when pregnant, I used sensodyne toothpaste and a soft toothbrush, I was pretty much back to normal a week after birth.

I had braces put on a month before finding out I was pregnant & have had similar issues, Flossing causes bleeding, I have a cavity in my front tooth that, it’s been terrible.. Try changing toothpaste & a softer bristle brush.. Goodluck!

Had the same problem and it persisted the entire pregnancy. After the little man arrived, it cleared up a couple of weeks later. Not what you want to hear, but know you’re not alone. Just don’t brush your teeth too hard and make sure you use mouthwash.

Maybe buy sensitive teeth toothpaste but i’d still probably go see a dentist if i was you. Also make sure you brush regularly.

Best to speak to a Dentist, if I was having your problems I wouldn’t hesitate.

I would definitely see a dentist

You need to keep up ur dental hygiene. It can be hard. Try a soft brush and gentle floss and see a dentist if symptoms persist

As much as most people don’t enjoy dentist’s its good to get them checked

I believe that when we are pregnant our teeth can suffer, drink milk to keep calcium up. Good luck it’s worth it!!

I would suggest increasing your calcium intake through a pregnancy multivitamin but also through dairy products. A trip to the dentist wouldn’t hurt either.

All great advice from moms as usual..my advice is see the dentist also.

Visit the dentist as soon as possible to avoid further damage. Also have more calcium, vitamin c & use toothpaste for sensitive teeth. Other than that keep up with flossing & brushing on a daily basis.